SarahH00

I received a sample and tested it this morning, as I had not read through the fragrance notes beforehand and actually assumed that a fresh, clean scent awaited me.
After spraying it on, you could already hear the cork pop, so to speak.... And suddenly hits me a champagne fragrance cloud.... Somehow too much early in the morning, as if one had something of the Voraben intus?
After that I read through the notes and lo and behold, champagne! After a few minutes it becomes a somewhat sweet champagne, definitely not a dry one. That strong champagne note is still with me so far.
So the fragrance is well implemented and the meaning of "bubble" I am now also aware, however, it is unfortunately not my fragrance

When I sprayed the perfume for the first time, I had the different notes not exactly in mind, which is why I had no concrete idea or expectation of what could expect me right there. That it will be sweet, I have already thought and my only hope was that it smells different than the original LVEB, because I unfortunately did not like this at all.
The first note I noticed was the pear. I had to think directly of La Belle. The second perfume which immediately came to my mind was La Nuit a la Folie. For me, it is a mixture of the two fragrances.
After that, I was eager to look at the fragrance notes and lo and behold, there is no pear listed, but raspberry. Knowing this and some time having passed, I also smelled the raspberry distinctly out and the 'pear' aroma was gone. What the raspberry has in common with the pear in any case, is the strong sweetness.
The LVEB Intensément clearly stands out from the original, which is why I like it a lot better! So I was not disappointed ^^

Well... Now, of course, it depends on what bath additive you use. In any case, the bath salts would have to be sweet (maybe with a dash of apple flavoring) to describe the scent. Afterwards, I put on some gentle body lotion and snuggle into my freshly laundered comforter. I think that describes it quite well... Warm, soft, creamy, sweet and fresh. A true feel-good scent!

You have to love them! Which I don't really, but I kind of do in perfumes. Have often wondered how to capture the smell of a cookie or cake.... Still don't know the answer to that, but it worked. First, the pear starts giving off its delicious sweetness and you smell from the beginning (without even knowing it) that there must be a pear in there. For me, it stays there the whole time, but after a few minutes, a delicious biscuit/cake base comes in and turns it into a wonderful gourmand. I'm thrilled! :)

Somehow the perfume has something delicious, once it was a while on the skin.... However, in the first moment I had to think of an antibiotic child juice with an artificial strawberry flavor from the past!? Very intense and sticky-sweet. Am accordingly undecided what to make of it.... But have received some compliments when I wore the fragrance, so will be tested for the time being still further